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Get your associate or bachelor’s degree here on the Liberty University campus. Choose from more than 200 undergraduate residential programs in a wide variety of fields. You can also tailor your degree and target your area of interest through our specialized minors and certificates.

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N.J. teen wins Priority Program scholarship

March 12, 2010 : University Advancement staff

Terry Elam (right), LU’s director of Resident Admissions, presented Robert Nitschke with a one-year, full-tuition scholarship at his home in National Park, N.J. on March 10. Also pictured are Nitschke’s parents, Dave and Sharon Nitschke.

Resident Admissions at Liberty University has announced its second Priority Program winner of a one-year, full-tuition scholarship for the 2010-11 academic year.

Robert Nitschke of National Park, N.J., was presented a check for $16,792 on March 10. Nitschke is a senior at Gateway Regional High School in Deptford, N.J. He plans on studying Business Management at Liberty this fall.

Hosted by the Admissions Office, the Priority Program is a way for students who exercise due diligence in the admissions process to secure a place in the fall 2010 incoming class. Students who meet certain criteria and deadlines are eligible for the scholarship drawings. Nitschke completed the second step in Liberty’s admissions process by the March 1 deadline, making him eligible for the second round of drawings.

The admission process at Liberty includes the necessary steps for enrollment – the Four A’s of Admissions: Apply, Accept, ASIST, Attend. The remaining Priority Program deadlines (ASIST and Attend) are April 1 and May 1.

The first winner was Ryan Hartman, an 18-year-old from Delaware, Ohio.

Click here to learn more about how to apply and enter Liberty’s Priority Program.